Routes in United Kingdom for selected grade

The right trending crack line on the front of the buttress. Around the rooflet to the right near the top. Awesome position, consistent climbing the whole pitch with excellent protection.

One long mixed pitch with many different styles.

The centre of the wall is nice and sustained with the odd reachy move. Pumpy

The first route established on Main Cliff - historic!

Lay-back up the crack in the corner. There's a tree-root at the base of the crack, and the start is somewhat polished.

Move up the initially technical wall to an easing. Continue slightly leftwards to a lower-off well below the top of the crag. Info taken from the Rockfax 'West Country Climbs' topo

The left line through the roof

The middle section of the face features a well-liked and attention-grabbing route that utilises the cut-out pockets, which may not be as impressive as they initially seem.

Step onto the large foothold, then go directly up on slopers.

A technical route that (approximately) follows a series of cracks while offering up some thought provoking sequences. Knowing how to jam will help.

V Grove to ledge then up.

Top 50 climb. Pumpy. Face climb. Start at left leaning corner under overhang. Finish up flake-crack.

Due to recent rockfall from the cliff above, this route now cannot be climbed safely.

Climb the corner groove and continue up the slab

Fifth line of bolts after the slab.

Starting from the left-hand end of the main slab, move up good edges until standing in the middle of the slab proper. Prepare yourself for the moves right, the "piano playing" foot traverse, and reach the far ledge. Take a deep breath, and head up and right with the first being the only tricky move.

Ascend the wall situated to the left of the crack left of the arete of Pig's Nose. The climb concludes by finishing on the overhang with the two vertical grooves, located one meter to the left of the Pig's Nose finish.

Tackle the difficult beginning of the crack-line on this wall, employing a range of techniques to navigate it.

Following a challenging start, ascend the arete primarily on its right-hand side while refraining from touching Cave Crack when reaching its midpoint. Incorporating a sit-start and concluding the climb at the central break will result in a difficulty rating of f6B.

There's some ambiguity about which holds are in. Well, all the holds are fair game and the route is great.

Go direct following the line of 5 bolts before completing an easy traverse to the lower off of 'Still Stuck on You'.

A couple of meters to the right of Gondolin climb directly up through pockets on the face. Once you reach a ledge at half height traverse left into the corner as for Gondolin

One of the top ten E1's in the country, it can be forgiven for the odd bit of polish here and there. the route crosses some remarkable ground with hidden jugs, ample protection and bags of exposure. Best to back up any old pitons you decide to clip.

Marked start in a corner with obvious rockfall. Nice sustained jamming, considered a classic of the grade.